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The Sal Corporation had the following account balances on April 30. $8,700 $260,

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Question

The Sal Corporation had the following account balances on April 30.

$8,700

$260,000

$4,800

$25,200

$9,000

$18,000

$42,000

$2,700

$2,500

$4,800

$3,900

$31,000

Determine the amount of cash the company expects to collect from customers who owed the company on April 30.

$31,000

$22,000

$27,100

$18,100

Salary expense

$8,700

Fees revenue

$260,000

Supplies

$4,800

Cash

$25,200

Allowance for uncollectible accounts

$9,000

Accounts payable

$18,000

Common stock

$42,000

Prepaid rent

$2,700

Dividends

$2,500

Supplies expense

$4,800

Uncollectible accounts expense

$3,900

Accounts receivable

$31,000

Explanation / Answer

$22,000

Balance of Accounts receivable on Balance Sheet shows total gross amount expected to be collected from credit sales.But company estimates some amount can not be collected known as allownces for uncollectible account and is reduced from gross amount of accounts receivable.So, the amount of cash the company expects to collect from customers who owed the company on April 30 will be Accounts receivable minus Allowance for uncollectible accounts and is calculated as follows:

b.

$22,000

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